ANNETTE MAGGI

The average American consumer spends 44 minutes on a typical grocery trip (Hamrick et al. 2011). This includes the time to find all the items they need, compare brands, price, flavors, and nutrition, consider any in-store specials, check out, pay, and pack their groceries. Anything that speeds up these activities is beneficial to the consumer.Retailers have begun to leverage health navigation for shoppers with the launch of nutrition guidance systems, such as shelf tags and on-pack symbols, at the point of purchase.

Retail grocery stores understand this point, with improvement of store navigation a priority across the industry. Whether it’s pointing the shopper t…

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